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MS HC50
Concurrent Resolution
Status
2/8/2018
Primary Sponsor
Noah Sanford
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AI Summary
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Recognizes Reverend Rodney Duke for his service as a communications technician on the U.S.S. Pueblo during a January 23, 1968 attack by North Korean forces.
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Honors Duke's endurance as a prisoner of war held by North Korea for 11 months after the U.S.S. Pueblo was captured, during which he suffered torture and permanent disabilities.
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Commends Duke's fulfillment of his vow to become a Methodist minister upon his release, which occurred on December 23, 1968, and his subsequent decades of service as a pastor in Mississippi.
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Acknowledges Duke's educational achievements including earning a bachelor's degree from Belhaven College after returning home and starting a family.
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Directs copies of the resolution be furnished to Reverend Rodney Duke and Capitol Press Corps members.
Legislative Description
Reverend Rodney Duke; commend for service in United States Navy and as a minister of the Methodist faith.
Last Action
Enrolled Bill Signed
2/9/2018